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> The original, 1990s Myst had 2,500 images, which would cost me more than I expect to make this year. Also, it would take an absurd amount of time. Myst was c
by krisoft 4y ago
> The original, 1990s Myst had 2,500 images, which would cost me more than I expect to make this year. Also, it would take an absurd amount of time.
Myst was computer rendered. If that is the feel the author is going for why don’t they use the same technique? The number of individual images would certainly not be a limit then.
- agildehaus 4y agoIndeed. It's also quite a bit easier, faster, and cheaper to make INSANELY better quality images than it was in 1992 when Myst was being developed. The software and hardware differences between 1992 and today are immense. What hasn't changed though is the artist. Robyn Miller and Chuck Carter squeezed every ounce out of what was available to them. This guy could do the same with Stable Diffusion, but will take work it doesn't seem like he wants to do. He wants Stable Diffusion to be his perfect human-quality artist, and it isn't that.